New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-14
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Who said that we have q board of
public works ?
What is the use of kicking ?, the
council will do as it pleases anyway.
Hundreds of our.people left for the
State fair and Minneapolis exposition
during the week.
Mr.. H. H Beussmann, and son left
for Chicago to.buy stock of goods for
their newly established novelty store.
Steam power is now employed in the
boring of the well on State Street. A
sufficient supply of pure water is ex-
pected at an early date.
Overcoats at 81, worth $15, at John
F. Neumann's, Erd's building. Other
ready made clothing at prices proper
tionally low.
According to the ''Iowa State Regis
ter" the New Ulm Roller Mill Co. s
spring wheat -four took first premium
at the Iowa state fair.
What's the use of having q bridge
anyway. Winter is coming soon and
nature will furnish US with a better and
cheaper.one than any bridge company
could.
Ernst Dorm. an eleven-year-old son of
Charles Dorm, died of diphtheria week
ago. Another case of diphtheria is re-
ported in the familyiof Mrs. Trautmuel-
Ter, first ward, near the river.
Mr.. F. T. Terrell who has been manag-
er of the Western Union city office since
it was opened last spring, is now work.
ing for the C. & n. w. R. R. at Tracy.
Mr.. P. McHale, of McGregor, Ia, sue
ceeds him.
Martin Penning, of the town of Home,
was struck by lightning Thursday while
blowing. He was rendered insensible
by the shock but is recovering. A
horse attached to the plow was killed.
Upon examination at the German
American Teachers Seminary st Mil
waukee, Miss Emma Schapekahm was
awarded stipend of $120 per year
during her attendance at that institu-
ton.
We are in receipt of basket of
Df 10
vineyard of Mr.. Peter Mack of Milford.
We found that they are fully equal
TO any imported grapes. Mr.Mack
is al old wine grower and understands
the business of raising grapes.
Fl. H. Beussmann has neatly fitted
mp the room adjoining his hardware
store for the purpose OF opeaing therein
3 so-called novelty store, which will
contain. in addition to other features,
five and ten cent counters and a full
line OF hunting and fishing tackling.
Springfield was visited by destruct-
i've fire Thursday. Madison 4 New
DALI dealers in farm. machinery E.
Wagner, dealer in general merchandise
and Hans knudson, dealer in hardware
were the sufferers. J. J. Rays store
and the Union Hotel were also dam
aged.
Herman Won Essen, late of New Ulm,
has opened a cigar factory in the Nc
Colaugh house, and is prepared to offer
to the public very choice line of ci-
gars. Mr.. Won E. has the requisite ex-
perience and knowledge to make a
good cigar if anybody can.-LE SUEUR
SENTINEL.
Friday evening, Sept. 16, an illastrat-
ed lecture entitled among the John
nies' will be delivered at Turner Hall
by H. W. Mercer, under the auspices Of
Hecker Post No. As, G. A. r. Among
the stereopticon views to be shown will
be views of Libby, Belle Island and
Andersonville prisons. Admission for
adults, % cents; children, Is cents.
Mr.. Weigand Hauenstein has on ex-
hibition in his show window some very
fine corn and a mammoth squash which,
we believe, were raised on his four-acre
lot. These fine specimens are an excel
lent s'ad'' for the Brown County Fair,
as Mr. Hauenstein's visitors will see
from them what@they may expect to
find in that line at Turner Hall rext
week.
At the meeting of the grand lodge,
Sons of Hermann, held in Milwaukee
last week, it was resolved to recon-
mend to all subordinate lodges to agitate
for building fund of the proposed
monument at New Ulm. The plans of